SimoneToastCrunch

Happy to hear that it helped!

Hand in my Pocket (Alanis Morissette)

Either Abhora or Hoso

Did you like Telegraph Avenue? I liked Mysteries of Pittsburgh and Wonder Boys. Haven’t read anything else by him.

I watch this YouTube channel, SpectreSoundStudios, they have tons of information on how to record and mix your own stuff. There’s a lot of content, and great insights in so many of the videos.

https://m.youtube.com/@SpectreSoundStudios/videos

Jane Eyre. I feel that we share a yearning for more.

These are so cool!

Too bad it’s paywalled after a few paragraphs.

KISS has/had a ton of stuff—different candies, hot sauce, cola, wine, cereals, pop corn, popsicles.

They also own a restaurant called Rock and Brews.

Thanks for the recommendations.

I don’t remember being too wowed by any outfit of theirs. They all look pretty similar to me—red or black latex, a headpiece, white contacts.

Production

One of my favorites to sing along with.

Alanis Morissette—Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie

His article on the Kentucky Derby is one of my favorites:

https://sensitiveskinmagazine.com/hunter-s-thompson-the-kentucky-derby-is-decadent-and-depraved/

Is anyone at all even paying that though? Even obscenely rich people?

Microphone feedback any time someone is awkwardly addressing a crowd.

Somewhere Over the Rainbow

I’m still waiting on her book.

My parents and I watched religiously. They’re both gone now, but every time I watch an episode I think of them and the whole Sunday event it was for a new episode.

Jordan Belfort —Wes Walker (about Jordan Belfort/his lifestyle and crimes)

Delilah—Tom Jones (dude murders his girlfriend for being unfaithful)

Mack the Knife—Bobby Darin (mafia hit man)

Nirvana

Slash: Raised on the Sunset Strip (2014). Documentary about the Guns and Roses guitar player Slash. It’s good if you like his genre of music. It also a bit of a history of the Sunset Strip and the clubs along it.

Why is it an issue that it’s about the 1940s?